Usages of omoi
この 荷物 は 重い です から、 エレベーター を 使います。kono nimotu ha omoi desu kara, erebeetaa wo tukaimasu.
This luggage is heavy, so I use the elevator.
荷物 が 重すぎて、 一人 で は 運べません。nimotu ga omosugite, hitori de ha hakobemasen.
The luggage is too heavy, so I cannot carry it by myself.
先週 から 体 が 重くて、 昨日 は 昼寝 しか できなかった。sensyuu kara karada ga omokute, kinou ha hirune sika dekinakatta.
Since last week my body has felt heavy, and yesterday I could do nothing but nap.
エレベーター を 使えば、 重い 荷物 も 楽 に 運べます。erebeetaa wo tukaeba, omoi nimotu mo raku ni hakobemasu.
If you use the elevator, you can carry even heavy luggage easily.
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